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My T-Lab X3. Great gravel/allroad bike!!
ljsmith wrote: Personally I would not worry about all the tires saying that they are not hookless compatible. That is mostly legal stuff because if you put too much pressure in the tire it can blow off. But if you are…
JCU wrote: How about a WTB Byway 700x40/44? They have a smooth center tread with good knobs on the side. Supposed to be nice and quick on pavement. I've run WTB Exposure 700x36 tires on hookless rims with no issue.…
I currently have Mavic Allroad Pro wheels on my gravel bike. I was about to buy some Rene Herse Barlow Pass or Snoqualmie Pass tires and run them tubeless, but saw that the Mavic rims are hookless and I know that Rene…
Nice bike! I'm probably going the same route as you, but I'm having a bit of a problem figuring the Wolverine size I need. You selected a 58, may I ask how tall you are and what inseam? Thanks!
From the NCC bear warning sign, I see that we live in the same area! 🙂 Awesome bike!! Enjoy and see you out there!
I don't really have an answer to all your questions, but I can say that I love my T-Lab X3! I went with the custom geometry option, before the agressive gravel option was available, but by looking at the geometry charts…
My T-Lab X3 (Titanium allroad/gravel bike built in Montreal, Qc, Canada) Currently mostly in "road bike" mode, but in the process of changing a few things to make it more "gravel/allroad", playing with different wheels,…